Russian people. But we do have a disagreement with mr. Putins view of the world, and more particularly, with his ideas about what is acceptable in going about achieving his objectives. I think we should be reading the doctrines. And that leads me to my next question. And that is, how is it that are we underestimating the risk here . The former u. S. Ambassador to moscow said, british diplomacy toward russia and elsewhere has suffered because of a loss of language skills, particularly in the foreign office. Now, we know the opening of the language, thats a good thing, but were not committing or have not committed enough resources to Eastern Europe and russia. Is that your take on things . Do we need to invest now more . I think we are reinvesting in russia and Eastern Europe now. But there is no doubt that this is well trodden ground, over a decade or more the uk lost traction. And my predecessor spent a lot of time and energy rebuilding that engagement with the world, and that is inclu
Referring to the 93 other facilities. We have some initial reporting on those. As of yesterday, given the department 12 individual reports for them to examine and to determine what action would be appropriate in view of the specifics of each of those reports. Very much active. I can tell you that at 42 different facilities of the 93, we found the practice of using the next available date as a desired date. It is something we reported in the final report and interim report. We have 19 facilities, where an apartment was cancel and rescheduled for the same appointment time for the purpose of giving the appearance of shorter waiting time. We have 16 facilities, opposed to be on 13 facilities managers about what was going on in that facility. All of the individuals over an initiative over some level of management that pushed. It is a combination. When something is going on for as many years, not everywhere, but at a number of facilities, it is an accepted way. Involved in scheduling, and th